Phrasal verb TAKE online exercise iframe

Replace the verb in brackets with the verb 'take' and the correct preposition or adverb.
Example : Do you think you'll manage to (remove) that stain? => Do you think you'll manage to take out that stain?

It was announced that the plane would (leave the ground) at 6 p.m.
1. take away
2. take off
3. take after
I have to (look after) my parents now that they're growing old.
1. take out
2. take in
3. take care of
The mechanic had to completely (dismantle) the car to find the cause of the problem.
1. take off
2. take apart
3. take care of
Could I have two hamburgers with French fries to (carry elsewhere) please?
1. take back
2. take out
3. take away
The television I bought is not working. I'm going to (return) it to the shop.
1. take (it) back
2. take (it) apart
3. take (it) away
The boy really (resembles) his father, doesn't he?
1. takes care of
2. takes in
3. takes after
Harry said he was going to (invite) Sally to the theatre on Saturday.
1. take away
2. take out
3. take back
It didn't take him long to (understand) the seriousness of the situation.
1. take care of
2. take apart
3. take in

PHRASAL VERBS - TAKE

Multiple-choice exercise